I've noticed recently that effect 24(dj looper or whatever) shaves the highs off the sample.
Is this common knowledge and I just noticed?
Missing high end
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Re: Missing high end
I think vinyl sim does the same, and tape echo as well.
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Re: Missing high end
DJ Looper is just the digital delay with special settings for what you hear and how long the delay goes. As far as I konw, the way it works is there's slightly less bandwidth for delays than actual sampling, so the quality will go down a little bit with each repeat just a tad. Usually the first things to go are the high definition stuff hidden in the high frequencies.
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BTW, you can use this same principle in semi-modular environments on computer (like Reason for instance) to create the same DJ looper effect using delay lines hooked up to a combinator. 
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Re: Missing high end
Thanks for the info. It makes sense that the bandwidth is shrunk a bit. I never contemplated it. Doesn't bug me, I was curious. Thanks again.

